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Jo Aldwinckle, Women's Editor Dial 723-3474 8 THE OSHAWA TIMES, Thursdey, April 2, 1964 ANN LANDERS Postman's Lot All Sweet and Dear Ann Landers: May I of- fer a bit of advice to the college graduate who wants to be a postman because he thinks it TO LIVE IN SCARBOROUGH --Photo by T. Rehder Carol Lyn Maguire, Bowmanville : Married To Ronald Watterson Last Saturday afternoon in Trinity United Church, Bow-jcular veil. manville, Carol Lyn Maguire, The bridesmaids carried cascades of .pale pink Scarborough, became the bride|and white carnations and the of Ronald David Watterson, To-|flower girl carried a basket of ronto. The bride is the daughter)white, pale pink and yellow car- of Mr. and Mrs. John Maguire, Bowmanville, and the bride- groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Watterson, Toronto. The officiating clergyman was the Reverend W. K. Hous- lander, The soloist was Mr. Brian Malone, Toronto, who sang "Wedding Prayer," 'The Lord's Prayer' and "O Per- fect Love," accompanied by Mr, Arthur Collison, Bowman- ville. Given in marriage by her fa- ther the bride wore a floor- fength peau de soie gown nations. The best man was Mr. Arthur Nicholls, Toronto and the ushers were- Mr. Richard Watterson, \Don Mills and Mr. David Ma- guire, Bowmanville. For the reception held at the Trinity Church hall in Bowman- ville, the bride's mother re- ceived wearing French blue}, chiffon with a matching Alencon); lace bodice, a white hat and aly corsage of sweetheart roses, The bridegroom's mother as- sisted, wearing a blue silk flowered dress with matching! jacket, pink hat and a corsage trimmed with appliques of Chantilly lace handsewn with) seed pearls. It featured a scoop) neckline, lily point sleeves and| a chapel train. Her headdress| was a crown of seed pearls holding a three-quarter length veil imported from France and trimmed with scallops of Chan- tilly lace. She carried a white Bible crested with a white orchid surrounded with pale of pale pink sweetheart roses. For a honeymoon at the Grey |Rocks Inn, in the Laurentians,| Quebec, the bride donned for travelling, a navy blue French) coat, white hat, black accessor- On their return, the couple will reside at 45 Greenbrae Circuit, apartment 407, Scarborough. Guests were present ies and'a white orchid corsage. | from) will be a life free of pressure, aggravation and grief? All he sees is fresh air and exercise. Well, I've been 4 postman for 19 years and I can tell him a few things he doesn't know. He will have to get up at 5 a.m. and report to the terminal at 6:30 a.m, For the first {wo years he will 'run spare' * which means he may be sent any- where in the city to deliver mail on a route he never saw before. And there's more than mail, friend. There are magazines, parcels, C.QD. items, regis- tered mail and sometimes that bloomin' bag weighs 45 pounds. Fresh air? Indeed. Also rain, snow, sleet, fog, smog aud hail. And 'please don't forget about those dogs who think a mail- man is lunch. I'm now kicking myself be- 'jcause I thought two years of high school was plenty and a civil service job meant the end of all my worries --Flat Feet Dear Feet: Thanks for the letter, It's not every day we get a letter straight from a mail- man. Here's one from the wife of a colleague of yours. Dear Ann Landers: For the past seven years I've been the wife of a postman so I feel qual- ified to answer "Pick-A-Dilly." What a-man does for a liv- ing should be his choice. If the girl he wants to marry cannot be proud of him and his work, he should marry someone who can. A college degree does not guarantee -success or content- ment in a job. What ts import- ant is that the man enjoys his work. My postman husband does. His pay is not high but the work is satisfying and challeng- ling. He is usually home when the children arrive from school. We do a great many things to-| gether, as a family. My husband is a respected) member of the community, He low flower holding a short cir- : $ WIFE PRESERVER ge polish will dry faster if u dip fingertips in cold water { immediate after putting polish . Let dry without wiping. Be peo nails are free of grease or cream before applying polish. | HOUSEHOLD HINT Buttons stay put on children's heavy clothes if vou sew them) lon with dental floss or nylon| fishing line, using a large-eyed| needle. LANDSCAPIN Call 623-5757 Now Van Belle Gardens 3 Miles East of Oshawa crepe sheath and navy bluel™ Is Not Light has made more friends than most executives make in a life- time. He doesn't have ulcers, high blood pressure or heart trouble. I would not trade him for the highest paid executive in America. -- Wife of First Class Male Dear First Class Wife: Thank you for the cheers. You sound like the kind of a gal many an executive wishes he had. Dear Ann Landers: The sec- retary of a close friend stoie $20,000 from him by altering and forging cheques This close friend is a_ sensitive person and was terribly upset when the theft was discovered. Now the poor soul can't decide whether to press charges or let the woman off. My husband is an attorney and my father is a judge, so , band ought our friend feels we can makelj the decision for him. My hus- band believes the man should discharge the woman and try to recover as much of the loss as possible. She is a wife and mother and if she has to go to prison he feels it would be a terrible blow to her family. As an attorney, I say my hus- to realize this woman committed a criminal offence and that she should pay the penalty. We have ar- gued this back and forth and now we want your opinion. Thank you.--Ten To One ...... 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